Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The BJP follows the one-man-one-post policy. JP Nadda who has become a Union Minister is set to quit the national president’s post. The party has begun to search for another person to replace Nadda. On the contrary, three ministers of the state, even after joining the cabinet, are holding the organisational posts.
Although they took oath as ministers in the Mohan Yadav-led cabinet on December 25, 2023, they did not resign from the party posts even after eight months. The minister of ST Department Nagar Singh Chouhan is the vice-president of the BJP’s state unit. He has yet to resign from this post.
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The name of Nagar is still there on the list of BJP’s state unit vice presidents. Nagar takes part in the organisational meetings as vice-president. After being removed from the forest and environment departments, Nagar courted controversies because of his statements. Likewise, minister of state for the department of OBC (independent charge) Krishna Gaur did not resign from the post of the national vice-president of OBC Morcha.
Gaur recently took part in a meeting of the wing. Horticulture Minister Narayan Singh Kushwaha is still the president of the BJP’s OBC Morcha – although eight months have passed since he became a minister. It is true that after taking over as minister, Kushwaha is not able to pay much attention to the work of the organisation. On the one hand, many BJP leaders are struggling to get position in the party. On the other, three ministers have stuck to their posts.
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Vijayvargiya quit party post
After becoming minister These three ministers have stuck to their posts in the organisation. On the contrary, Urban Development Minister Kailash Vijayvargiya resigned from the post of party’s national general secretary immediately after taking over as a minister. Before resigning from the post, Vijayvargiya met the party’s national president JP Nadda.
